The Hungary–Serbia electricity interface has moved from a bilateral trading line to a system-critical corridor affecting price stability, security outcomes, […]
In January 2026, 404,970.3 MWh of electricity was traded on the day-ahead market at Serbia’s SEEPEX. The monthly total represented
Solar photovoltaic generation rose week-on-week in France and Italy during the week of January 26. Italy recorded the largest increase
Capacity mechanisms have become a contentious element of European electricity market design, with the debate particularly visible in South-Eastern Europe.
Market coupling is a reform in European electricity markets that links national day-ahead markets using implicit capacity allocation. The mechanism
Electricity market power in Southeast Europe is increasingly linked to cross-border access and the ability to secure flow rights during
Hydropower has long supported operational stability, price moderation and system flexibility in South-Eastern Europe. It provides low-cost generation and balancing
For decades, electricity systems across South-Eastern Europe were built around baseload generation. Large lignite units ran continuously, supported by hydropower
European electricity trading is built on the idea that inter-zonal trade reduces scarcity. When one market is tight, it can
South-East Europe’s electricity debate has long treated installed capacity as the main indicator of system security. Over the last eighteen
Electricity trading across South-East Europe shifted during the final weeks of December 2025 and the opening month of January 2026,
Southeast Europe’s oil infrastructure is entering a period of change as geopolitical conditions shift and global hydrocarbon markets adjust to
